Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21
BISMARCK WEEKLY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. JANUARY, u, 1887

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county for jupical purposes two to
form new subdivision of the fifth judicial.
district. 5Ss
LOST COUPONS.
Mr.. Galloway's bill provides for the Glu.
plication and payment of q coupons OF the
Madison Normal school bonds. The orig
mail in registered letter between Tid-
loute: Pa. and Bismarck. The coupons,
due July lst last, are NoS.1 to q, inclusive.
The claimant Is to give the territory a bond
of indemnity.
ABSTRACT cERTIFIcATEs.
Mr.. Mead proposes to require county
treasurers to certify to abstracts of title to
real estate; receiving therefor SOC for one
tract and 15c for each additional tract of
land covered by the abstract.
MCCUMBER's RLEvAToR Bull.
Mr.. McCumber adopting the theory chat
common carriers should receive, handle and
care for grain as for other freight, in c.
B., No. 45, proposes that each railroad COM
pany Shall be required to erect and MAIN
tain at every stationa building or buildings
for care protection and preservation of all
transportation over its road. In addition
to storage room for all articles ordinarily
delivered for transportation the company
shall furnish rooms or buildings arranged
and supplied with necessary and proper
machinery for receipt, preservation, hand
ling, loading, elevating moving and
an saftns seed Of wheat sSeea edts barley rye
other like grains. The grain is to be re-
ceived in bulk or sacked, as the shipper
may elect, except that the company NAV
require less than bushels to be
sacked. The company must employ per-
sons to receive the grain and must Keep
the grain OF each shipper separate unless
two or more elect to ship together. Itshall
as soon after receiving It'll as possible The
board OF railroad commissioners is en-
powered and directed to examine grain
houses and report upon them annually,
and. also, to order their erection where
neglected by the companies, if to them it
appears they are required. The act to take
effect Jan. l, 1888.
LEASING FIRE APPARATUS.
Mr.. McCumber's bill will authorize the
authorities of cities and municipal corpora
tiOns to lease water works or hydrants. fire
signals and fire apparatus and to levy taxes
to carry out their contracts Of lease.
"PUNITlvE."
Mr.. Grigsby's bill will strike out the
word "punltive" wherever it occurs in Sec
ton 677 Of the civil code. Neither In title
or in bOdy Of the bill Is the effect of this
proposed amendment stated.
HOUSE.
SEVENTH DAY.
House met ut 2 O'clock.
Opened with prayer by the chaplain, fol-
lowed by calling of the roll The number
who responded to their names was 80; ab-
sent with leave, 2; absent without leave, Z.
The journal of yesterday was read.
Mr.. JONES asked if motions made yester-
day did or did not come up under the order
of unfinished business.
The speaker ruled that they came up as
unfinished business.
Mr.. AIKENS introduced joint resolu-
ton calling upon the attorney general for
his opinion regarding the application Of
the act of congress prohibiting special leg
islatiOn to the appeal or amendment of ex-
listing special acts.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. DODDS-Providing for an extern
sion of time for the payment of the taxes of
1886.
BY Mr.. GILBERT-An act to amend Sec
tions u and 4S Of chapter Is of the Polit-
ical Code.
BY Mr.. FLETCHER-An act providing
for the paymen OF services of the assist
ant clerks Of the house.
peaiing chapter 81 of the session laws OF
1881, and TO reinstate certain sections of
he general laws.
BY Mr.. BURNHAM-To fill vacancies in
the Office OF sheriff of any county.
Bv Mr.. DODD5-Lien tor labor On grain
BY NJ. GREEN-ro compensate the
County, D. T., on order Of the governor and
territorial board of health.
By Mr.. SHOOK-Providing for bounty
for the killing of gOphers.
BY Mr.. DODDS-ro have $500 copies of
the governors message printed in the
Scandinavian and German languages.
By Mr.. HAWK-ro amend article II,
civil code entitled" ,"lnsurance corporations"
Mr.. VILLA VI 5 IN wed that Ghe rule be
suspended and that the house bills read
first time this morning have their second
reading.
Mr.. FLETCHER thought it was not pol
ICY 10 suspend Gno rules 100 OICen. he
thought things had better take their usual
course. and that the bills should be printed
before they were read a second time.
MIR. WILLIAMS said he did not care to
insist upon his motion if there were oDiec-
tions to it, and he would therefore with
draw it.
The clerk then proceeded with the Sec
ond reading of house bills read first time
Saturday.
When the memorial presented by Mr..
Sprague, asking for the establishment of
an experimental agricultural station, was
reached, Chief Clerk E4kins read through
the memorial proper and stopped.
Mr.. WILLIAMS Of Burleigh called for
the reading Of the names attached to the
memorial.
Mr.. FLETCHER rose to point of order.
He said the names were not part of the
and should not, therefore be
read. q
The chair sustained the point, and ruled
that the reading Of the names was out of
order.
Mr.. WILLIAMS inquired if all of the
except the names had been read.
Mr.. GILBERT made the point that the
gentleman from Burleigh was out of order.
He had spoken more than once on the same
All hitcr WithOuf the cOnspnt tlf tho I,ouap